EP2263423A1 - Schaltungsanordnung zum zünden von hid-gasentladungslampen - Google Patents
Schaltungsanordnung zum zünden von hid-gasentladungslampenInfo
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- EP2263423A1 EP2263423A1 EP09723796A EP09723796A EP2263423A1 EP 2263423 A1 EP2263423 A1 EP 2263423A1 EP 09723796 A EP09723796 A EP 09723796A EP 09723796 A EP09723796 A EP 09723796A EP 2263423 A1 EP2263423 A1 EP 2263423A1
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- H—ELECTRICITY
- H05—ELECTRIC TECHNIQUES NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
- H05B—ELECTRIC HEATING; ELECTRIC LIGHT SOURCES NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR; CIRCUIT ARRANGEMENTS FOR ELECTRIC LIGHT SOURCES, IN GENERAL
- H05B41/00—Circuit arrangements or apparatus for igniting or operating discharge lamps
- H05B41/14—Circuit arrangements
- H05B41/26—Circuit arrangements in which the lamp is fed by power derived from dc by means of a converter, e.g. by high-voltage dc
- H05B41/28—Circuit arrangements in which the lamp is fed by power derived from dc by means of a converter, e.g. by high-voltage dc using static converters
- H05B41/288—Circuit arrangements in which the lamp is fed by power derived from dc by means of a converter, e.g. by high-voltage dc using static converters with semiconductor devices and specially adapted for lamps without preheating electrodes, e.g. for high-intensity discharge lamps, high-pressure mercury or sodium lamps or low-pressure sodium lamps
- H05B41/2881—Load circuits; Control thereof
- H05B41/2882—Load circuits; Control thereof the control resulting from an action on the static converter
- H05B41/2883—Load circuits; Control thereof the control resulting from an action on the static converter the controlled element being a DC/AC converter in the final stage, e.g. by harmonic mode starting
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- Y—GENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
- Y02—TECHNOLOGIES OR APPLICATIONS FOR MITIGATION OR ADAPTATION AGAINST CLIMATE CHANGE
- Y02B—CLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION TECHNOLOGIES RELATED TO BUILDINGS, e.g. HOUSING, HOUSE APPLIANCES OR RELATED END-USER APPLICATIONS
- Y02B20/00—Energy efficient lighting technologies, e.g. halogen lamps or gas discharge lamps
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- the present invention relates to a circuit arrangement for operating, in particular for igniting gas discharge lamps, in particular high-pressure gas discharge lamps, which is used in electronic ballasts for corresponding gas discharge lamps.
- High-pressure gas discharge lamps differ from low-pressure gas discharge lamps, among other things, in that they require higher ignition voltages and their color temperature changes with the respectively supplied lamp power.
- the latter feature has the consequence that high-pressure gas discharge lamps are difficult or not dimmable. Rather, to maintain the color temperature of the high-pressure gas discharge lamp, the energy supplied to the respective lamp must be kept constant by a corresponding regulation.
- An electronic ballast for high-pressure gas discharge lamps must therefore on the one hand generate a high ignition voltage and on the other hand offer the possibility of keeping the power supplied to the lamp constant.
- Known electronic ballasts for high pressure gas discharge lamps are based on a full bridge circuit comprising four controllable electronic switches. This principle will be explained below with reference to FIG. 4, wherein the circuit shown in Fig. 4, for example, from WO-A-86/04752 is known.
- this known circuit for driving a gas discharge lamp EL in particular a high-pressure gas discharge lamp
- a full bridge with four controllable switches Sl - S4 which are formed according to the aforementioned document in particular by bipolar transistors.
- a series resonant circuit consisting of a coil Ll and a capacitor Cl is connected, wherein the gas discharge lamp EL to be controlled is arranged parallel to the capacitor Cl.
- the full bridge is fed with a DC voltage Uo.
- Free-wheeling diodes are connected in parallel with the switches or transistors S 1 -S 4, but they are not shown in FIG. 4 for the sake of simplicity.
- the switch S1 is alternately switched on and off with a high clock frequency.
- a direct current flows via the switch S1, the coil or inductor L1, the gas discharge lamp EL and the switch S4, which is always closed during this operating phase.
- the gas discharge lamp EL flickers less during its operation and a higher light output is possible.
- deposits can accumulate in the electrode region of the gas discharge lamp EL, which are caused by the constant flow of electrons in the same direction.
- the gas discharge lamp EL is repeatedly reversed low-frequency. This happens because during a second phase of operation now the switches or transistors Sl and S4 are permanently opened and the switch S3 is permanently closed. Further, during this second phase of operation, the switch S2 is alternately turned on and off at high frequency, so that in principle the same operating mode as during the first operating phase described above, but during the second phase of operation, the current flow through the gas discharge lamp EL is reversed.
- the full bridge shown in FIG. 4 is operated in principle with the DC voltage Uo, but with the low-frequency polarity reversal between the bridge diagonals S1 -S4 or S2-S3, ie by the low-frequency switching between the two previously described first and second operating phases, the gas discharge lamp EL and the inductor Ll supplied to a low-frequency alternating current whose frequency corresponds to the Umpolfrequenz.
- the switch Sl or the switch S2 high frequency alternately turned on and off.
- the size ratio between the clock frequency at which switches S1 and S2 are turned on and off alternately, and the much lower switching pole frequency should be as large as possible, and may be, for example, 1000: 1.
- the throttle used to limit the lamp current can therefore be made smaller than in the case when it would be flowed through by a low-frequency current.
- Ignition of the gas discharge lamp EL shown in Fig. 4 is carried out by means of the series resonant circuit formed by the inductor Ll and the capacitor Cl, wherein for ignition, an operation of the gas discharge lamp EL is required at a frequency which is close to the resonance frequency of the series resonant circuit. If this is the case, a voltage overshoot occurs at the gas discharge lamp EL, which leads to the ignition of the gas discharge lamp.
- a control device is used according to this document, which is coupled on the output side via a capacitance with the full bridge such that the full bridge is arranged parallel to the capacitance.
- the control device also serves to supply power to the full bridge and regulates in particular the power supplied to the gas discharge lamp. For this purpose, the voltage applied to the output terminals of the control device and the instantaneously flowing current are measured, the corresponding values are multiplied and the actual value formed is fed to the control device as the actual value of the lamp power.
- the aforementioned control circuit is connected to the control device and provides the setpoint of the output power of the control device, wherein the control circuit, in particular during the above-described first phase of operation (start-up phase) raises the setpoint, so that the control device of the full bridge can supply a higher output power.
- the ignition of the gas discharge lamp can be effected by an ignition device which is coupled to the arranged in the bridge arm inductance Ll.
- the gas discharge lamp may be ignited by using the capacitance Cl connected in parallel with the gas discharge lamp EL shown in FIG. 4 and forming a series resonant circuit together with the inductance Ll.
- the high-frequency clocked switch is in each case switched on again when the current IL2 flowing in the bridge branch has a lower reversal point, i. has reached a minimum value.
- the present invention relates in particular to the ignition of high-pressure gas discharge lamps by means of resonance ignition, that is, the excitation of a resonant circuit which is coupled to the lamp, with a frequency which is in the range of the resonant frequency or a multiple thereof (harmonic) of the resonant circuit.
- resonance ignition that is, the excitation of a resonant circuit which is coupled to the lamp, with a frequency which is in the range of the resonant frequency or a multiple thereof (harmonic) of the resonant circuit.
- a starting frequency above the resonant frequency (or multiple thereof) is started and then the frequency of the voltage supplying the lamp is continuously lowered in the direction of the resonant frequency until the lamp can be detected.
- the resulting resonance peak is at peak values, for example in the range of 2 kV, which leads to a high load of the components used, in particular because usually the dielectric strength at typical resonance frequencies in the range of, for example 15OkHz is even lower.
- the invention addresses this point and proposes a technique to reduce the withstand voltage requirements of such resonant ignition.
- a first aspect of the invention relates to a method for igniting a gas discharge lamp which is connected in a resonant circuit in the bridge branch of a full bridge circuit, the full bridge circuit having between two and four switches (two switches connected in series can be replaced by capacitors, for example), wherein for ignition two series-connected switches (S3, S4) are clocked complementary high frequency. During ignition, the two switches connected in series are triggered in the form of mutually time-separated RF pulse packets.
- periods of RF pulse packets may alternate with periods during which the switches are operated at a lower frequency until, in one of the periods of lower switching frequency, an ignition of the lamp is detected, for example, from the lamp current.
- the frequency of the high frequency clocking of the switches can be lowered from RF pulse packet to RF pulse packet.
- the frequency is constant within an RF pulse packet.
- It may optionally be selectively switched between an ignition mode with the RF pulse packets and a continuous resonance excitation with decreasing frequency in the direction of the resonance frequency or a harmonic thereof.
- the invention also relates to an integrated control circuit, in particular an ASIC, which is designed for carrying out such a method.
- the present invention relates to a circuit arrangement for igniting a gas discharge lamp, comprising a supplied with DC voltage full bridge circuit, in the bridge branch, a resonant circuit is connected and the gas discharge lamp is interconnected. Furthermore, a control unit (1) is provided, which in the ignition mode clocks two series-connected switches (S3, S4) of the full-bridge circuit in a complementary high-frequency manner. In this case, the control circuit is designed to control the two series-connected switches in the form of mutually time-separated RF pulse packets when ignited.
- the controller may be configured to drive the switches of the full bridge circuit such that periods of RF pulse packets alternate with periods during which the lower frequency switches be operated until the control unit is detected in one of the periods of lower switching frequency ignition of the lamp.
- the control circuit may lower the frequency of the high frequency clocking of the switches during the RF pulse packets from RF pulse packet to RF pulse packet.
- ballast for high-pressure gas discharge lamps comprising a circuit arrangement of the above kind.
- FIG. 1 shows a circuit diagram of a circuit arrangement known from EP1114571B1, as can also be used in the invention
- FIG. 2a shows a first diagram illustrating time-dependent voltage and current characteristics in the circuit arrangement shown in FIG. 1, FIG.
- FIG. 2b shows a second diagram which shows the time-dependent current profile and switching states in the circuit arrangement illustrated in FIG.
- FIG. 3 shows an electronic ballast from EP1114571B1, in which the in Fig. 1 shown
- FIG. 6 shows the voltage curve occurring in the resonant circuit in the pulse packet control according to the invention in accordance with FIG. 5, FIG.
- Fig. 7 shows an alternative circuit arrangement, as it can also be used in the invention.
- Fig. 8 shows a further alternative circuit arrangement, as it can also be used in the invention.
- the circuit arrangement shown in Fig. 1 comprises controllable switches Sl - S4, which are connected to form a full bridge.
- full bridge or “full bridge” according to the present invention includes circuits comprising between two and four switches. Two switches connected in series can, for example, by capacitors be replaced, so that as a minimum requirement only two series-connected switches remain, which are clocked high-frequency.
- a DC voltage Uo is applied, which comes from a suitable DC voltage source of the corresponding electronic ballast, in which the circuit arrangement is used.
- This voltage Uo is often referred to as bus voltage.
- freewheeling diodes (“body diodes”) are connected in parallel with the switches S 1 -S 4, wherein only the free-wheeling diode D 1 connected in parallel to the switch S 1 is illustrated for simplicity 1 is a gas discharge lamp EL, in particular a high-pressure gas discharge lamp, which is particularly suitable for the operation of metal halide high-pressure gas discharge lamps, which are particularly high in the embodiment shown in FIG
- high-pressure gas discharge lamps differ from low-pressure gas discharge lamps in particular in that they require higher ignition voltages and a higher pressure occurs in their smaller lamp body Luminance, however, wherein the color temperature of the respective high-pressure gas discharge lamp changes with the supplied power.
- Electronic ballasts for high-pressure gas discharge lamps should therefore, on the one hand, provide high ignition voltages and, on the other hand, make it possible to keep the power supplied constant.
- a series resonant circuit which comprises an inductance L 1 and a capacitance C 1, wherein the capacitance C 1 acts on a tapping point of the inductance L 1 and is connected in parallel with the switch S 4 via a further controllable switch S 5 .
- a smoothing or filtering circuit is provided which has a further inductance L2 and a further capacitance C2, these components being connected as shown in FIG.
- a resistor Rl is also connected, which serves as a measuring resistor (shunt) for the lamp current in periods during which the high-frequency clocked switch of the respective activated bridge diagonal is turned on.
- the aforementioned series resonant circuit with the inductance L 1 and the capacitance C 1 serves, in combination with the further capacitance C 2, in particular for igniting the gas discharge lamp EL.
- the series resonant circuit is excited to resonance, i. one of the resonance frequency corresponding frequency (or a multiple thereof) of the lamp supplied.
- the excitation of the resonant circuit is effected by alternately switching the switches S3 and S4 or additionally or alternatively the switch Sl and S2.
- two series-connected switches of the full-bridge circuit are clocked at high-frequency complementary ignition.
- switches S1 and S2 are opened by means of a suitable control circuit and the switch S5, which is in series with the capacity Cl, closed.
- the other two switches, for example, the switches S3 and S4, the full bridge are alternately opened and closed, this being done at a relatively high frequency (about 150 kHz).
- the switching frequency is slowly lowered in the direction of the resonance frequency (or a multiple, that is, a harmonic of the resonance frequency) of the series resonant circuit formed by the inductance Ll and the capacitance Cl.
- the ignition voltage of the gas discharge lamp EL is usually reached before reaching the resonance frequency.
- the switching frequency for the switches S3 and S4 is maintained at this frequency until the lamp EL is lit.
- the voltage dropping at the right half of L1 is, due to the autotransformer L1 implemented autotransformer principle, for example, in the ratio 1: 2 up to the left half, which is coupled to the gas discharge lamp EL, transformed, wherein the voltage occurring at the left half of the inductance Ll forms the actual ignition voltage for the gas discharge lamp EL, which is applied to the lamp via the capacitor C2.
- the voltage dropping at the tapping point of the inductance L 1 is measured, which is proportional to the Zünd, Lamp voltage is because after the ignition of the lamp EL this dampening acts on the series resonant circuit.
- the switch S5 is opened for the subsequent normal operation.
- the switch S5 for the operability of the circuit arrangement according to the invention is not essential. Rather, the switch S5 could remain closed even after the ignition of the gas discharge lamp EL or basically be replaced by a corresponding bridging. With the help of the switch S5, which is opened after the ignition of the gas discharge lamp EL, however, a cleaner operation of the gas discharge lamp EL is possible. Furthermore, it should be noted that the ignition coil Ll is designed in particular such that it operates in the following explained in more detail normal operation in the saturation and thus does not affect the rest of the circuit.
- the excitation of the resonant circuit is mainly due to the alternating switching of the switches S3 and S4.
- the switches Sl and S2 can be kept open during the ignition or can be activated in addition to the switches S3 and S4.
- a bridge diagonal is activated in each case, that is to say either the switches S 1 and S 4 or the switches S 2 and S 3.
- the full bridge is reversed with a relatively low frequency, which may be in particular in the range 80-400 Hz, while the switch Sl or S2 of each activated bridge diagonal also high frequency, for example, with a frequency of about 90 kHz, alternately on and is turned off.
- This high frequency switching on and off of the switch Sl or S2 is carried out by means of a high-frequency pulse width modulated control signal of a corresponding control circuit which is screened by means of the components consisting of the elements L2 and C2 filter or smoothing circuit, so that at the gas discharge lamp EL only the linear average of the current flowing over the bridge branch branch current iL2 is applied.
- the power supplied to the full bridge can be kept constant, which - as has been mentioned in particular for the Operation of high-pressure gas discharge lamps is important.
- the low-frequency component of the gas discharge lamp El supplied current is generated by switching or reversing the polarity of the two bridge diagonals, ie by switching from Sl and S4 to S2 and S3.
- the lamp EL low frequency is generated by switching or reversing the polarity of the two bridge diagonals, ie by switching from Sl and S4 to S2 and S3.
- the lamp EL low frequency to the supply voltage Uo or grounded, so that applied to the terminals of the lamp EL essentially only the low-frequency component.
- the controllable switch S1 or S2 of the respectively activated bridge diagonal is always closed when the branch current i L2 flowing across the inductance L2 has reached its minimum.
- minimum is meant the lower reversal point of the current iL2, although this minimum may well be in the slightly negative current value range.
- this current is interrupted iL2, where - like has already been mentioned - the switch S2 in particular high frequency and regardless of the switching state of the switch S3 is alternately opened and closed.
- the opening of the switch S2 has the consequence that the current iL2, while initially on the freewheeling diode Dl of the open switch Sl in the same direction continues to flow, but decreases continuously and can finally reach a negative value.
- the reaching of this lower reversal point of the current il2 is monitored and the switch S2 closed again after detecting this lower reversal point, so that the current rises again. That is, that high-frequency switching of the switch S2 occurs whenever the lower reversal point of the current iL2 has been reached.
- the opening of the switch S2 can be chosen arbitrarily in principle, wherein the time of opening of the switch is particularly crucial for the power supply of the gas discharge lamp EL, so that by appropriate adjustment of the opening time, the power supplied to the lamp can be controlled or kept constant.
- the time or the maximum value of the branch current iL2 be used.
- a voltage is applied to it, which in the present case is approximately 400 volts.
- this voltage collapses, i. It drops very rapidly from 400 volts to 0 volts.
- the special feature of a field effect transistor is that the current already begins to flow upon activation of the corresponding field effect transistor, before the corresponding voltage has fallen to 0 volts. In this short period of time between the increase of the current flowing to the field effect transistor and the reaching of the voltage 0 volts is determined by the
- the current flowing through the inductor L2 current iL2 flows through the freewheeling diode of Dl when the switch Sl is open and the switch S2 is still open. If the switch S2 is closed and the switch S1 opened, it takes a certain period of time until the electrons could be eliminated from the barrier layer of the freewheeling diode Dl. During this time, the field effect transistor Sl is practically in a conductive state.
- the field effect transistor S2 during a relatively short period of time until clearing of the barrier layer of the freewheeling diode Dl, the field effect transistor Sl is assigned to the full operating voltage Uo, which is about 400 volts, is applied, which may also lead to the above-described overloading and possibly even destruction of the field effect transistor S2. Due to the previously proposed procedure, namely the switching on of the switch S2 whenever the current iL2 flowing through the inductance L2 has reached a minimum, the effect previously described with reference to the clearing-out time of the switch or field-effect transistor S1 is almost irrelevant, so that for the switches Sl-S4 field effect transistors can be used, which have relatively long Aus Hurm profession for the associated freewheeling diodes.
- the instantaneous value of the current iL2 and the time at which it reaches its reversal point be known.
- the instantaneous value of the current iL2 can be determined, for example, by measuring the voltage drop across the resistor Rl.
- the lower reversal point of the current iL2 is preferably determined by a voltage tapped off transformer-wise at the coil L2.
- a winding or coil (not shown in FIG. 1) can be transformer-coupled to the coil L2, which leads to a differentiation of the current iL2 flowing through the coil L2 and thus permits a statement about the reversal point of the current iL2.
- the lower reversal point can also be indirectly detected by other feedback signals, for example the center point voltage at the connection point of the switches S1 and S2. It is only important that the time of the lower minimum of the bridge branch current is detectable. By contrast, quantative statements on this current are not required for determining the switch-on time of the high-frequency clocked switch.
- the switch S3 is permanently closed, and the switches Sl and S4 are permanently open. Furthermore, the switch S2 is alternately turned on and off at high frequency during this period Tl. From Fig. 2 it is particularly apparent that the switch S2 is always closed when the current flowing through the coil L2 current il2 has reached its lower reversal point, ie its minimum value, so that there is the pulse-like course of the voltage u. The slope of the edges of the current iL2 is determined by the inductance of the coil L2.
- the current average value of the current iL2 can be changed and thus the power supplied to the lamp EL and its color temperature can be controlled.
- the high-frequency characteristic of the current iL2 is smoothed by the components L2 and C2, so that the smoothed curve shown in FIG. 2 results for the voltage uEL applied to the gas discharge lamp EL.
- the switches S2 and S3 are permanently opened, and the switch S4 is switched on permanently.
- the switch S1 is now switched on and off in a high-frequency manner, so that the course of the voltages Uj and uEL as well as of the current iL2 shown in FIG. 2 results.
- this Umpolfrequenz in particular in the range 80-400 Hz may be, while the high-frequency clock frequency of the switch S2 (during the period TA and of the switch Sl (during the period T2) may be in the range around 90 kHz.
- the control circuit which controls the switches S 1 -S 4, advantageously designed such that they the current peaks of the current iL2 before and after the Switching between the operating phases TA and T2 reduced.
- This diagram shows the current waveform iL2 and the state of the second and third switches 2, 3 during the time period T.
- the other two switches are open in this period T ,.
- both switches are closed and the current iL2 increases continuously.
- the second switch S2 is opened and il2 decreases slowly.
- the third switch S3 will now also be opened in a third phase x3 from a predetermined time after the opening of the second switch S2. The current now flows through the two freewheeling diodes of the first and fourth switches and now decreases more than during the second phase x2.
- the low-frequency switching between the two bridge diagonals is analogous to the previous embodiment, wherein also here advantageously the current peaks of the current iL2 before and after the switching between the operating phases Tl, and T2 can be reduced. It is a known feature of high pressure gas discharge lamps that they have a relatively poorly controllable and unstable behavior until complete heating. The complete warming occurs about after 1-2 minutes. During warm-up, the voltage across the lamp may be lower than during normal operation. If the ballast were operated in the warm-up phase as in the normal operation described above, the reduced lamp voltage would result in a current ixi flowing through the inductance L2 with a correspondingly small slope diL2 / dt, so that the reversal point of iL2 might not be reliable can be detected.
- the UmsehaltZeit Vietnamese winding for detecting the reversal point of the current iL2 is provided, a higher voltage is generated, so that a reliable detection or monitoring of the current iL2 is possible.
- the change from the warm-up phase to the normal mode takes place after reaching the Operating temperature of the lamp, for example, after exceeding a threshold (about 45V) by the lamp voltage, preferably still waits until the actual switching a certain period of time.
- FIG. 3 shows the use of the circuit arrangement shown in FIG. 1 according to the present invention in an electronic ballast for operating gas discharge lamps, in particular high-pressure gas discharge lamps.
- the electronic ballast shown in Fig. 3 comprises the circuit arrangement shown in Fig. 1, wherein the corresponding components are provided with identical reference numerals, so that a repetition of the description of these components can be dispensed with.
- the previously mentioned winding L3 is shown, which is transformer-coupled to the in-bridge branch of the full bridge inductance L2 and for detecting the reversal point of the current iL2 (see Fig.
- an initialization of the circuit can be performed before a new pulse packet is started. This initialization corresponds to a reset of the circuit. In this case, the two switches S2 and S4 are activated and thus the two midpoints of the half bridges S1, S2 and S3, S4 pulled to a low potential. In this way, a potential defined starting situation for the next attempt at ignition by creating a new pulse packet can be created.
- control circuit 1 which the switch S1-S4 also in
- the switches S 1 -S 4 are excited in such a way that the switches S 1 and S 4 are simultaneously clocked, and the switches S 2 and S 3 are complementarily clocked.
- the half bridge S1, S2 can be kept open. In this case, only the series-connected switches S3, S4 are then switched to complementary high-frequency.
- the inductance L2 is driven to saturation at the end of a pulse packet. Accordingly, the coil L2 can be made less expensive and smaller in comparison with the prior art.
- the advantage of resonant ignition is maintained so that capacitive loads caused, for example, by long leads can be overcome (see FIG. 6). These capacitive loads, caused for example by long leads, however, pose a problem in a superposition ignition.
- an additional capacitor CN is provided which, on the one hand, communicates with the connection point between the inductance L 1 and the capacitance C 1 of the
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